Germantown Council Delays Administrator Confirmation
The Germantown Village Council tabled the appointment of Robert Bullock as village administrator until a special meeting set for tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Two councilmen asked for more time to discuss Bullock with others and to answer questions after two hours of executive session. Bullock, 36, previously served as village zoning compliance officer, and his appointment requires a council majority confirmation.
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Germantown
Robert Bullock
Bullock
Spelott
Marvin Hall
Vnted Bullock
Dan Anslinger
Anslinger
Federal Revenue Share Fund
Recreation Fund
Mary Louise Weber
Kent Genslinger
Donald Exline
Center
Plum Streets
Fire damages car in Germantown. possible discarded pet start
A 2:30 a.m. garage fire in Germantown damaged the back seat of a car by home of Fred Back on Eby Road, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Zechar cited a possibly discarded pet as the probable cause and said the fire did not spread beyond the seat area.
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Germantown
Fred Back
Eby Road
Richard Zechar
Zechar
Back
Village council passes ordinance on signs and grants
Journal County restricts industrial district uses and requires political sign permits with a one dollar fee per size and location. Signs must be removed within 48 hours after elections. The council expects a 130000 grant to hire 15 workers for a year starting in June under CETA. James Willis Jr seeks further firehouse cost estimates for Hillcrest subdivision as the architect's quote is too high.
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Hall
Heard
James Willis Jr
Hillcrest
Camden student earns scholarship
Elisa Maryn Souers, a May graduate of Preble Shawnee High School, earned a $700 scholarship from the women’s auxiliary of Oxford’s McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital and is co recipient of the Genevieve White Award for $350.
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Camden
Elisa Maryn Souers
Preble Shawnee High School
Women's Auxiliary
Oxford
McCullough- Hyde Memorial Hospital
Genevieve White
Monroe subdivision plat on agenda tonight
Monroe Village Council will consider approving the plat for Monroe Country Estates a south side subdivision and award contracts for well repairs and a village truck purchase. The 1978 budget discussion includes a public hearing set two weeks from tonight. Miss Souers Camden has been accepted to Miami University's nursing program starting in August.
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Monroe
Monroe Country Estates
Preble Shawnee
Miss Souers
Ohio
Camden
Miami University
Lebanon School Board Plans Roof Repair Program
The Lebanon school board hired Al Voorhis & Associates to solicit bids for repairing leaks at Lebanon High Berry Middle Wright Elementary. Wright can be fixed in one project, while Berry needs patches. the high school requires a multi year plan.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Hi School
Berry Mi
Wright Elementary
al Voorhis & Associates
Mason
Rd. Wright
Harlan Smith
Berry
Jacksonburg Council Meeting Rescheduled To Wednesday
The June meeting of Village Council in Jacksonburg, canceled last Wednesday, is set for 7 p.m. this Wednesday at the Wayne Township hall.
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Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
West Elkton Boosters motorcycle rally and poker run
A Sunday 11 a.m. motorcycle rally starts at West Elkton School on Ohio 503. Sponsored by the West Elkton Boosters Club, proceeds support West Elkton Community Park. Entry is 5 dollars per bike, the 60 mile run features six poker checkpoints and a poker hand determines part of the winner. The event targets couples.
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West Elkton School
Ohio
West Elkton
Hearing on Elderly Funds Set for June at Otterbein Home
A public hearing will be held June 14 at 1 30 p m in the Otterbein Home chapel to discuss distribution of funds under the Older Americans Act. Elderly citizens and agencies may submit recommendations, which go to the Ohio Commission on Aging. Dial A Bus offers Warren County transportation. call 932 6301 or 423 0876.
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Lebanon
Otterbein
Ohio Commission On Aging
Warren County
Harding House tax break move faces first reading vote
Franklin council holds first reading on a plan to grant a 20 year tax abatement for the Harding House elderly apartment project. The measure targets an area designated as impacted by the Ohio program and faces further discussion amid concerns about financing, competition, and program guidelines.
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Franklin
Harding House
Harding House Community Urban Redevelopment Corp
C&e Developers of
Des Plaines
Ill
Harold Callahan
William Gansheimer
R.L Turner
Moore
Charles Catlin
C&e Developers
Callahan
Cincinnati
Vogt
Sage & Pflum
Bernard Eichholz
Hamiltonian to head city school system
Robert RK Quisenberry, 41, longtime Hamilton native and junior high principal, was unanimously named superintendent of the Hamilton school system. He will earn 31 000 dollars annually and assumes duties July 1 after Dr. Peter D Relic resigned in March to join the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare as deputy assistant secretary.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Robert RK. Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Board of Education
Peter D Relic
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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